Avoiding Mr. Wrong (and What To Do If You Didn't) Ten Men Who Will Ruin Your Life

by Arterburn, Stephen; Rinck, Meg J

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Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson. Hardcover. 0785268898 The covers have a little shelf wear and some soiling. There is some writing in pen on the first page. The book has 242 pages and the dust jacket is yellow with red and black lettering. . Good. 1996. Reprint.

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  "A must read before your next date! And a must read if you're already stuck with Mr. Wrong! Avoiding Mr. Wrong, by Stephen Arterburn, M.Ed., and Meg J. Rinck, Ed.D, instructs women in how to recognize early-on the ten male types who will lay ruin to their life --- before becoming entangled in a devastating relationship. It also offers instruction for those women who are presently involved in a trying relationship of that nature, what to do about it. This intriguing book is a real-life experience into women evaluating themselves firstly, to understand why they always seem drawn to all the Mr. Wrong's, and then explaining in graphic detail the ten most common Mr. Wrong's to recognize and avoid as if they have the plague, as for women pondering a relationship with them ... they do. But the book doesn't just offer the learning experience in being able to avoid Mr. Wrong, it also offers an invaluable section on: Ten Tips to Finding Mr. Right. This book gives women anywhere and everywhere a step up in hope, toward truly rewarding relationships in their lives. Stephen Arterburn is the founder of, New Life Clinics, the largest provider of Christian Counseling and treatment throughout the United States and Canada. He is host of the daily radio program, New Life Live, heard on over 100 radio stations. He is also the founder of the, Women of Faith Conferences, which have been attended by over one-million women. Meg J. Renck is a clinical psychologist and ordained clergy. This was Stephen Arterburn's 32nd work and Dr. Meg J. Renck's 4th work."